He turned out to be real natural as a traveling salesman.

Ah... Market week. The place is crawling with travelling salesmen.

Sorry, I thought you might be a traveling man.

Managing and promoting destinations

Finance Budget Clerk (Travel Claims Unit) (GS 4)

(vi) Travel and Reimbursement Unit

SHOP SALES

MAN CIVIL SERVANT

DMOs begin with the management of information on tourism products and services and their online promotion.

Initiatives undertaken include the engagement of a marketing company to advise on ways to market the Territory, entering into discussions with tour operators regarding selling St. Helena as a destination, advertisements in various publications and television coverage.32

He's also a salesman.

He's a salesman too.

SHOP SALES

In order to market their tourism products efficiently, destination and tourism providers should keep abreast of technological developments and standards.

You make me sound like a travelling salesman on the prowl.

labourers (manual workers or

The sales person that the customer says, I want that. And the person says, Okay, here you are.

It just might be that the salesman will be available soon.

I'm in sales. That's good.

Julien Ledentu, traveling salesman.

I've got a couple of rookie salesmen coming in on the next train.

Well, he's a salesman, isn't he?

No, no. No, no. Not this salesman's wife.

The ETP will allow developing, least developed and small island countries to organize, market and sell their own tourism services online.

k. Sale of publications through the administration of the Sales and Marketing Section

44. The Travel Reimbursement Unit has one P 3 post funded by the support account.

Is this lady a saleswoman?

Me, Walter Neff, insurance salesman.

Did he come here?

Eco tourism, cultural and natural heritage tourism, health and medical tourism and adventure tourism are some of the tourism niches that are increasingly marketed by destinations and tourism enterprises in developing countries.

I sell agricultural machinery. I said

The majority of developing countries are mainly concerned with setting up informative e tourism websites to market their destinations.

If the sales person says, Wait a second.

I'm a doctor.

ICTs help DMOs and tourism providers organize their resources (databases, data processing), network with business partners, and distribute and market products on the web.

The online promotion of tourism niches by developing countries complements the product offer of online travel distributors from developed countries, which often promote static packages (versus dynamic packages that allow consumers to customize their travel) and international hotel chains in developing countries.

Up to the end of the 1990s, face to face contact was required and tourism services were distributed mainly by tour operators and travel agents or directly by carriers transporters, fully integrated with global distribution systems (GDS).

The promotion of tourism niches by developing countries for which many of them enjoy a competitive advantage and the development of DMSs that offer tourism enterprises and consumers respectively an innovative way to promote and obtain tourism information (e.g. search engine, trip planner, interactive maps and virtual tours) are contributing factors to the creation of value.

Marketing

That person ate the marshmallow.

Never trust car salesmen or politicians.

Salesmen, politicians, all want something.

I just want to find out what's the matter with the salesman's wife, that's all.

Spending by stayover visitors in 1997 was estimated at about US 456 million, with cruise ship passengers adding another US 2 million.4

(a) Automate the travel process to provide staff with an electronic travel request form interfaced with IMIS and an electronic travel claim form, which would use data available in the system